All site facilities at Blashford Lakes Nature Reserve will be closed on Mondays from Monday 8 June until further notice due to staff shortages.
Created from flooded gravel pits, Blashford Lakes is now a bustling centre of activity, used by thousands of birds all year round including kingfisher, lapwing and oystercatcher.
Help us to unlock £225,000 for further improvements to Blashford Lakes
Beavers have been recorded at Blashford Lakes Nature Reserve for the first time after footage captured on the morning of May 1 was shared with the Trust. The sighting marks an exciting moment for…
Have you seen some exciting things happening at Blashford Lakes nature reserve? We've started work to update the nature reserve thanks to two large grants and generous contributions from some…
Thanks to generous donations, we're delighted to be embarking on an ambitious project to revamp the much-loved Blashford Lakes nature reserve.
We are very concerned by a proposed development on the doorstep of our Blashford Lakes nature reserve
Here are ten things you probably didn’t know about Blashford Lakes nature reserve
The UK’s oldest known great white egret has returned to the Wildlife Trust’s Blashford Lakes Nature reserve, near Ringwood
Last year we successfully raised the money needed to renew and replace the boardwalk and old dipping pond at Blashford Lakes Nature Reserve. Our volunteers and staff have been working incredibly…
